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ST VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES: ‘We advocate for the repeal of anti-gay laws as a matter of human dignity’

CIVICUS speaks about struggles for LGBTQI+ rights and a recent legal setback in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) with Jeshua Bardoo, founder and Executive Officer of Equal Rights, Access and Opportunities SVG (ERAO SVG).

ERAO SVG is an intersectional human rights civil society organisation (CSO) that promotes equality and non-discrimination in SVG. It conducts research and monitors human rights and social justice issues affecting women, children, LGBTQI+ people and people with disabilities. It carries out public awareness campaigns, advocates with local and national authorities, as good as in regional and international rights forums, convenes like-minded organisations, organises consultations and provides training on human rights issues affecting its target populations.

How perform LGBTQI+ organisations in SVG, including ERAO SVG, defend and promote the rights of LGBTQI+ people?

Human rights advocacy, particularly for LGBTQI+ rights, has limited public presence in

St. Vincent Opens Up: &#;I&#;m Queer. I Know How to Code-Switch&#;

Did you enter in when I was dressed prefer a sperm?”

Despite her wry tone, Annie Clark — the artist superior known as St. Vincent — isn’t joking. Not quite an hour earlier, Clark was posing for her Billboard photo shoot in a hooded, ruffled cream mini-dress in front of a billowing blush-pink backdrop meant to evoke a different bit of human anatomy. (Let’s just say the setup was a spiritual descendant of Georgia O’Keeffe’s work.)

As St. Vincent, Clark conjures an enigmatic, opaque aura. But today, she’s in a frank, comical and freewheeling mood. She jests about the suggestive pictures of female models plastered on the walls around us (“Boner patrol, view out!”) and swerves easily from topics highbrow (abstract Russian painter Kazimir Malevich) to low (an off-and-on gamer, she was briefly obsessed with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild). Clark chose to soundtrack her launch with David Bowie’s coke-fueled classic, Station to Statio

Musician St. Vincent Has Dated Some of Your Favorite Hollywood Actresses

Musician Annie Clark is more widely known as St. Vincent and currently has two Grammy Awards under her belt. Annie is an indie-rock singer-songwriter who has collaborated with the likes of Taylor Swift, The Chicks, Bon Iver, and Sleater-Kinney. With an impressive resume (she will be making her debut performance on SNL on April 3, ) and even more impressive musical talent, fans are interested to know who she is dating website now. 

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St. Vincent's dating history features models, actresses, and fellow musicians.

In a interview with Rolling Stone, St. Vincent said she didn't characterize her sexuality by labels like "gay" or "straight." The songstress said, "I don't think about those words. I believe in gender fluidity and sexual fluidity. I don't really identify as anything." Her dating history certainly exemplifies this, as she has dated both men and women. 

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Her earliest known affair was

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ST. VINCENT FOR THE BILLBOARD Identity festival ISSUE | photos by Lenne Chai

“It’s about life and death and love,” she explains. “And that’s it.” For the year-old Clark, at least two of those topics are intrinsically linked to her own identity as a queer artist. “Every record I’ve ever made has been so personal about what’s going on in my life at any given time. I’m queer. I know how to code-switch. The concept of identity as production has been very eliminate to me since I was a child.” Even so, Clark shuts down the suggestion that she adopted a mask or performative identity for the album: “I’m queer, I’m living in multitudes, but this record in particular is not about persona or deconstruction.”

Code-switching — switching one’s behavior to suit an uncomfortable environment — is nothing new for LGBTQ+ people. Even in the generally progressive-minded harmony community, Clark says the world queer musicians currently inhabit is “very different” than when she kicked off her recording career in with the three-song EP Paris